@GalactusRedd Oh, you'd be surprised..

How about director that can take a crappy franchise (Captain Marvel) and turn it into something good? Now nothing against women that direct, I know they have some real talent, but I think Taika Waititi or the Russo Brothers should take the reigns from here, cause captain marvel was a dumpster fire.

What about a MALE director? /s

Ava DuVarnay? She’s terrific and has to direct a superhero film

Somw of you are sexist and it shows. Captain Marvel was my even that bad. I actually enjoyed it.

@Cherriesgood12 What’s funny is that I was one of its biggest defenders, yet nobody else who had "problems" with the film ever mentioned the points I had made.

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Implying that only females can direct this movie is implying females aren't good enough to compete with male directors. They are good enough, but the fact that no men can compete for the role of director says otherwise.

Yes, Captain Marvel is supposed to be a bastion of female empowerment, but disqualifying male directors is misandry, which is not feminism and not okay.

A textbook example of feminism would be allowing both women and men to compete for the spot, not favoring women or favoring men, but favoring talent, because talent is non-discriminatory.

If someone were to say that only a cishet male could direct Thor, there would be outrage. This post is not the polar opposite of that, rather, a different side to the same coin.

TLDR: Pick talent, not gender. That's textbook definition sexism.

@Cherriesgood12 the funny thing is that none of us have said anything about the first movie. In fact, we've all been trying to get more gender equality than what the original post prompts. You are, in fact, making up shit.

@LardWad420 Real people don't use "words" like cishet. Not a real thing. Even steeped in the cancer that is third wave feminism you apparently don't know what it is.

^Ever heard of typos?